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A Short Path. [PRIVATE | Serenity]
Mon Dec 18, 2017 9:14 pm
Life was so much better when you weren't sick, when you weren't dying yet at the same time Kento found that the gardens of Division Two were something he would never have appreciated before he got sick. In the past he'd playfully make comments about his sister's affinity to flowers and in return he often got hit or a good smack from her. It was true, he did think flowers were kind of girly, he had to wonder what exactly about them changed his mind.
The shinigami wasn't expecting anyone, he had been here a few days and people would pass him by. Assuming he was just some ordinary patient who was recovering, with high-level kido it was rare for someone to die in the way that Kento was. Most people would not likely go straight to the thought that he is on the way out except for those who took the time out to take a look at his file. Otherwise he was nothing more than your average person enjoying the serenity.
The shinigami wasn't expecting anyone, he had been here a few days and people would pass him by. Assuming he was just some ordinary patient who was recovering, with high-level kido it was rare for someone to die in the way that Kento was. Most people would not likely go straight to the thought that he is on the way out except for those who took the time out to take a look at his file. Otherwise he was nothing more than your average person enjoying the serenity.
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Re: A Short Path. [PRIVATE | Serenity]
Tue Dec 19, 2017 12:45 am
Midori Hayashi
Captain of the Second Division
The file she had in her hand was a disturbing one. No cure -- No response to kaido. Midori was often called a miracle healer, but this was even above that. After reading through Kento's charts, x-rays, blood tests, and whatever else her subordinates attempted to use to help him, it wasn't surprising that the chart had been passed to her. Unfortunately, in this moment, Midori almost felt hopeless. She spent hours reading through it all, but there was a fact that she had to face: she could do nothing. She was not used to the feeling -- Accepting someone's passing was not easy for her. She hated it.
After finding that Kento wasn't in his room, Midori asked around and was told he had gone to the gardens. She made her way there and looked around. Once she found him, she only recognized him through the picture in his file. "Hello. Mister Suzuki." Midori said kindly as she stepped up beside him and held out her hand, "I'm Midori. I've recently been given your chart. I understand... you're not in the best of health. How've you been feeling?"
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